15.Z1.B05.1000 KEB
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The 15.Z1.B05.1000 is a three-phase EMC filter produced by KEB and is part of the Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series. It is rated for 480 V and has a core span of 6.54 inches, an overall height of 9.45 inches, and weighs 12.4 pounds. The filter supports a maximum conductor length of 1 meter and has a shield ground torque of 6 Nm.
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The 15.Z1.B05.1000 is a KEB Z1 sine wave EMC filter designed for 3-phase 480 V drive systems. A compact, cabinet-friendly form and 1 m maximum conductor length support clean integration close to the power stage. Stable filtering characteristics and a 6 Nm shield ground torque make the filter a strong choice for reducing motor-side electrical stress.
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The 15.Z1.B05.1000 is a sine wave electromagnetic compatibility filter manufactured by KEB for its Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series. Installed between an inverter and the motor, the filter smooths the PWM output so the downstream cable sees a near-sinusoidal waveform. By reducing common-mode noise and steep voltage edges, it limits bearing currents and broad-band emissions that can interfere with nearby equipment on industrial automation lines. The unit therefore supports variable-frequency drive installations where long motor cables or sensitive sensors require minimized high-frequency content.
Electrically, the filter is rated for 480 V operation on a 3-phase network, matching standard medium-power plant layouts. Its overall frame measures 9.45 in tall, 7.09 in wide, and 2.95 in deep, dimensions that help panel builders reserve the correct enclosure volume and maintain required air gaps. The housing accepts conductors with a maximum installed length of 1 m between drive and filter, reducing parasitic inductance. During installation the shield clamp must be tightened to 6 Nm, ensuring a low-impedance ground path for high-frequency currents.
Final integration considerations center on mounting geometry and mass. A core span of 6.54 in provides sufficient magnetic path for the iron components while fitting beside contactors on a DIN backplane. The base plate sits on a foot span of 2.13 in, and each foot is drilled for hardware that passes through a 0.21 in diameter hole, simplifying attachment to slotted sub-panels. Service personnel must account for the unit’s 12.4 lb weight when arranging supports, especially if the filter is suspended on hinged doors. With the conductor run limited to the previously noted 1 m, these mechanical clearances help the filter maintain low leakage inductance and stable attenuation over its operating life.
